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Posted: Wed Sep 22, 2010 10:52 pm
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guys its a technical newbie question... can anyone suggest an input jack?

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Switchcraft. No doubt about it.

http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/Jacks ... -Mono-Jack

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Retroverbial wrote:
Switchcraft. No doubt about it.

http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/Jacks ... -Mono-Jack

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+1 on Switchcraft. Or you could buy the Fender OEM packaged version for a couple of bucks more.

Fender Part Numbers.
0021956000 Jack
0031153000 Flat Washer
0016352000 Mounting Hex Nut
0016436000 Lock Washer

Or just buy a Switchcraft 11 jack. Same thing.


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Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:36 am
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thanks brotherdave... also i have a question regarding jazz bass's potentiometer, do they use split shaft or the solid shaft?

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eyecandy wrote:
thanks brotherdave... also i have a question regarding jazz bass's potentiometer, do they use split shaft or the solid shaft?


Depends on the origin and the control setup. Usually you can tell by seeing if there are set screws in the side of the knobs. If no set screws then for sure it is a split shaft pot with push on knobs. USA ones use solid shaft pots mostly. USA exceptions would be Deluxes and some other active basses and other Jazz RI's with stacked control knobs.


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so split shafts are push on type and one with screws are solids? thanks much for the info...

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eyecandy wrote:
so split shafts are push on type and one with screws are solids? thanks much for the info...


Yes but some owners will put knobs with set screws on a split shaft pot because they don't like the push on kind. The don't fit well, and tend to spin off center. But on new basses no set screw means split shaft push on knobs.


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